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To Mercedes, is there anything that would convince you that all gods are the creation of men and not the other way around? You say you want to understand but it seems to me all you want to do is put your fingers…"
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Jimmy Russell replied to Mercedes's discussion 'Why do atheists ask for so much proof to believe in God?'
Reg The Fronkey Farmer replied to G's discussion 'Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?'"If only I could kerb my enthusaim for words!!"
Simon Paynton replied to Mercedes's discussion 'Why do atheists ask for so much proof to believe in God?'"Convince you that atheism isn't a religion? Or that it is? I don't believe it is. It's a position regarding the existence of God, but that doesn't make it a religion. It doesn't currently have most of…"
archaeopteryx replied to G's discussion 'Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?'"FYI - "kerb" = "curb" on this side of the pond - phonetically, they would be pronounced the same."
Reg The Fronkey Farmer replied to G's discussion 'Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?'"
Ha-ha yes Thank god he is an atheist too. He is living on the edge of the Bible belt. The first time I went to visit I was admiring an old Cadillac from the 60’s parked by the kerb (ok sidewalk) which was in pristine condition. The…"
Professor Robert replied to Holo Gram's discussion 'Should illegal aliens in the US be denied medical care?'"What Bella Rose said, especially for emergency care.
I do a fair bit of traveling, both myself and often enough with church/youth/university programs.
Nowhere is the health system so convoluted and obtuse as in the U.S. We should have no…"
archaeopteryx replied to Mercedes's discussion 'Why do atheists ask for so much proof to believe in God?'"Quod erat demonstrandum"
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